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“Retrospectoscopic” arthroscopy
Arthroscopy: The Journal of Arthroscopic & Related Surgery, 1985Examination of the posterior compartments through posterior portals was recommended in 1974, and since then surgical techniques with arthroscopes and instruments in posterior portals have been described. Use of the 120 degrees arthroscope for the last 9 years has proven the merit of those recommendations.
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Endoscopy, 1980
Today operative arthroscopy has become increasingly accepted as the method of choice for many knee disorders. Extraction of loose or foreign bodies, division of the medial plica, shaving the patella or fixation of osteochondritis are examples of procedures suitable for the arthroscope.
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Today operative arthroscopy has become increasingly accepted as the method of choice for many knee disorders. Extraction of loose or foreign bodies, division of the medial plica, shaving the patella or fixation of osteochondritis are examples of procedures suitable for the arthroscope.
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Hand Clinics, 1992
Wrist arthroscopy has become a routine method of evaluating and treating wrist disorders. Technical advances and improved techniques have resulted in therapeutic modalities with a much lower morbidity rate. Specific indications for wrist arthroscopy are described, as well as techniques and precautions.
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Wrist arthroscopy has become a routine method of evaluating and treating wrist disorders. Technical advances and improved techniques have resulted in therapeutic modalities with a much lower morbidity rate. Specific indications for wrist arthroscopy are described, as well as techniques and precautions.
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PRINCIPLES OF ARTHROSCOPY AND WRIST ARTHROSCOPY EQUIPMENT
Hand Clinics, 1994This article provides an overview of the history of wrist arthroscopy. Following this, the basic principles of wrist arthroscopy are presented. In the final portion of the chapter, the equipment and instrumentation used in wrist arthroscopy are discussed, including traction apparati, arthroscopes, mechanical infusion systems, hand instruments, and ...
E F, Ekman, G G, Poehling
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Southern Medical Journal, 1985
Problems have been uncovered in learning arthroscopy at the resident level or for the beginner at any level of orthopedic practice. The problems are varied, and are not all present in the same individual. This study delineates problems involving vision impairments, depth perception, spatial recognition, speed of accommodation, and data confrontation ...
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Problems have been uncovered in learning arthroscopy at the resident level or for the beginner at any level of orthopedic practice. The problems are varied, and are not all present in the same individual. This study delineates problems involving vision impairments, depth perception, spatial recognition, speed of accommodation, and data confrontation ...
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1995
Arthroscopy has become an established part of orthopaedic surgery but arthroscopy of the hip is new. It is being increasingly performed in the USA and Japan, and its use now in the UK has highlighted its advantages in the treatment of many diverse orthopaedic conditions.
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Arthroscopy has become an established part of orthopaedic surgery but arthroscopy of the hip is new. It is being increasingly performed in the USA and Japan, and its use now in the UK has highlighted its advantages in the treatment of many diverse orthopaedic conditions.
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Orthopaedic Nursing, 1996
Shoulder arthroscopy is a well-established surgical procedure. Arthroscopy is used to confirm clinical diagnosis, establish details of shoulder pathology, perform surgical procedures relative to pathology, and plan for subsequent management. Anatomy and pathology of the shoulder, holmium laser applications, advantages and complications, and ...
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Shoulder arthroscopy is a well-established surgical procedure. Arthroscopy is used to confirm clinical diagnosis, establish details of shoulder pathology, perform surgical procedures relative to pathology, and plan for subsequent management. Anatomy and pathology of the shoulder, holmium laser applications, advantages and complications, and ...
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Diagnostic and quantitative arthroscopy: quantitative arthroscopy
Baillière's Clinical Rheumatology, 1996Arthroscopy still remains the 'gold standard' for the assessment of articular cartilage and synovium because it provides direct and magnified evaluation of these anatomical structures. Thus, alongside the use of arthroscopy as a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure in knee disorders, a further function of knee arthroscopy, performed under local ...
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2016
This book, published in cooperation with ESSKA, is an exceptionally comprehensive guide to arthroscopy that covers all major joints and all potential arthroscopic procedures. Sections on the knee, shoulder, elbow, hip, wrist, and ankle provide in-depth descriptions of each procedure, including indications, technique, complications, and results, as well
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This book, published in cooperation with ESSKA, is an exceptionally comprehensive guide to arthroscopy that covers all major joints and all potential arthroscopic procedures. Sections on the knee, shoulder, elbow, hip, wrist, and ankle provide in-depth descriptions of each procedure, including indications, technique, complications, and results, as well
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